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4% `O--itt---i , fii , 44: 1, * . Z . ..!•12 - ,:.%tit:;:%siX - 1- - '4'7' t i ff 41141141 4 '. : * '. 4r4 t ; ': 'o' t ~ . . ' ' St, • 4 1 , 4- ....„.j - ' 7: 51 ,,,5, 4 , ..4,0 , 4•=0‘. ' ..,; - --1:74. ~ ..,, , ',,,W,..- .4. --,....r , • -. .i.' ,f. 0 7119;ii*WAT4C.,* ' . i Q., ,~-,~rli'U ~w - ; ; ' , '; 4 • 7 l' * l' = f - ' 14.) r • „ •(-) • -,. 1A _ 1 1 - 1 f, ~ NUMBER 5053.] TTHEATRE * ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • HI S PRESENT EVENING , N ov. : 3, 1808, will be performed • THE CHANCES. Don John, Mr. E L LISTON • Don Frederick, Mr. HOLLAND-; The Duke, Mr. RAYMOND; Petruchio, Mr. PUTNAM ; Antonio, Mr. DOWTUN ; • • First Constantia, Mrs HA RLO WE ; M other-in-Law to Constantia, Miss TI DS W ELL ; • Landlady, Mrs. SPARKS ; . Second Constantia, Mrs. JORDAN. Ind of the Play (first time„ a new Comic Dance, called LOVE IN A TUB. lke (Composed by Mr. D' C haraaers by' Mr. Laurent, Master Noble, Miss C. Bristow, &c. WITH T 1 l E c LL E ie . i!A. t . i I tO , M S r . E ( NE a ß yr ! i G. oN D; _ : 001on e l 'Rl ount f ort , M r: DE CAMP ; - . -- - s Rosenberg, Mr. Pt,ur N AM ; - Storm, Mr. BANNISTER; ' , Flutterman, Mr. PENLEY i . t l l,lßosenberg, firs. H. SI DDONS ; Chr!Stine,- Miss RAY ; ..r• .., 7.115. klattennan, Mrs. SPARKS. - .1 1.1 . - 1 -1 r on .0 be typenc,t at Halt past live, and bcgin at P.iist.:six. - • ' - ' t, 6 - rno riuwohe . . Comedy .of' Ak you. Like It ;. with Blue ~r t t.;or, •t'atal Curiesay ! ..t." , 1 Friday, the Comedy 91T-he - World; with the Musical . 'rnertaintrent of Rosina. s ' t, s . ' 1 . 1. _ .. aturday, the Comic Opera of the Cabin 4 ;. with The 'Zee anaitie Deuce.A tviTil,-:, ue",' Comedy; anded a new Drama, are in rehearsal, and sPeed ... ily piednc. 71.14 LAST WEEK OF ACTING AT THE OPERA HUUSL. . . • • I(l:NC's THEATRE; HAY-MARKET. 0- MORROW EVENING, Nov.' 24, 1808, will, be performed -..- 'l . THE EXILE: le :;jusic., Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely .• Tile .new. Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi. Conic Uirick (the Exile), Mr. POPE ; . ' Governor of. Siberia, Mr. NIUNDEN ; - ' Baron Altradal, Mr L I sTON ; . . Count Calmar. AIL I N CLEDON ; - The Patriarch, Mr. Clt E SSW ELL ; • The Czarowitz, Ma'Ster C,OODWIN ; - ... , . • Daran, Mr -YOU14(; ; "! - • Welaien,'-Mi. LE FFERI ES ; • , Rimski, Mr. MURRAY; . Yermach, NIr. , CHAI'MAN ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT ; -. ~ The rittpress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGEIt ; Sedona, Mrs. GIBBS ; Alexina, Mrs. - 14.-40PINSTON ; Catiwrine, Mrs. D 1 CKONS ; . In 4, 1 Villager, Mrs. E11 , 11:10 7 . _ • v i :, L. 11 . The Coronation of the Empress Elitabeth. to __ 1 1 , Dances ( composed b y Mr. - . . ologna, jun.) to be per . 14 ell by the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. WITH `MISTAKE UPON MISTAKE; jece„ or; APPV,ARANCE IS AGAINST THEM. s S s ec ond Price ‘3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 25. erY zs. Second Pri ce is . o in ,' , ct;s for the ll,,xes to be taken / of Mr. Brandon, at the Flay-market. be "F Gr and Melo-Dramatic Opera of The Exilewlll ( -j ( W s atett on Friday ; with We 'Fly by Night. sa•torda.,4.,- icing the last night a the Company's aiting 1. 4 11....•twe, King y the. Lt with. at til:'''OlOndav, the Play -I,PThe ,. Mounraineers aged p an e,TheAre Royat, the Hay-Inurket, where the Corn y .Y Ill perfOl'm during the rest of the Season. To which tar io , ,1 never operiorm. , l, new Farce, called A School s• . RUGBY AN.NIVERSAkY, • ' L L ANNUAL MEETING of the NOBLE arid GENTLE:VI:Lg. iliiteated at RUGBY will be revived on the tgtla la t ; nuary, ISe9, at the Lora ndsons' ) l"'Svern, Great Queen.stra viscount VA LEN "1: I A, M.P. in the Chair. Lo rd STEWARDS. lion . - ! 4e nrY MOOte.. }.Non. Charles liagbt, M.P. w. andndaor Rev, the D ean o f 1 Sr S. Shuckburgh, Bart. n I • • , ; sir Q. Mosley, Bart. M.P. . , bti:ll;rriCrey, Prebendary of ; Dr. V;ll,:g.haatze)s Esq. ' • Henry - Gn E - J ; J. ‘vßATlsLAw,,Sectetary., • _ MONEY. :ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform );,,„ 010:;e that may be desirous, of borrowing Tempo- Itor 'Permanent 1..) MS of MON EY, that they - can at all n e _‘:s. and without delay, advAnce any Suin from One.-fitin to T , trventy Thousand Pon ;old upwards, on personal 1 1 , 4 '1Y - other Security, arisi ' Marriage Settlements, Mn. fi 'Y in the Funds, Clergymen' Livings, or Freehold, Cov- IZ't and Leasetnld Estates, on the Most fair and equitable t , ,7 11s, and Will also cooduA evpry Negotiation at much less 4 Its*.lice than what is usivilly incurred in motley transadioni. It i Nsohal A ppligations Lluoas and Co. daily re. Bat their house, Nr o. 19, Vrinift-stieet, 'St. fumes's, etters, post-paid, immediately answered. 4 41 i• Tso years purchase, will, be liven for Well seenred • ID HARROW INCLOSURE. Conlinissioner,s natned in and 'appointed th e ~,bY virtue of an Act of Parliament made and passed in Ai, year of the Reign 'of his, preSent Majesty, entitled ;Ind r - -„'et. for Dividing _Allotting, anti inclosing the C . /v.:a s-orninon FieldS; COMMons, and Waste Grounds within . Shut Harrow, its the County nt iddlezex,," do here tor: k- i\h,4 ice, that, at the request of several of the P h ropr , Pari si a l t ld Occup era of LandS and Ettates . w ithin e_osawn itigßo °I. Harrow, we hav9 set , out and appo i n ted ttetol! Us alreac +s tmd W'ays additforr to the Roads . and Ways by F fate stt out within Pie said . parish (that is t o say): . il,Private Carriage 'R'oad and public Brittle Way and of the breadtlrof . 39 feet, trout the North end of b e it into and over an A iluttnent set out t e n t end of n`- Chapte r of chriA Church, Oxford, to the Sc_ut ne r, a Road lead TA trcin the said Allotment towards Pin -1,.0 Which last Mention A Road, and ait.o tile Road along and knee, " , Nloll Cobb's-lane ' to the Northall Road in Roxeth, wee,",ayus before set Out as private Carriage Roads only, "“ve now. set out. and appointed also as publicdiridle `'ls and Foot Ways 111' 4 "d-one other private Carriaie Road and public Bridle . i r e( (l Foot Way, of the br eai lth from the 25 lent, fro the pub tto . 4 t tn age Road l ea d ing f ront Kenton towards Kingsbury; v, tl .: r ral over an Allotment set but to the Keepers. and Go. ot 11:irt o w S c h ool, to the end of the road leading trom t a , lo kt Allotment. to and thiough P res , On teen • and the g ot b 'et of Pi - sion, which last intlitioned Road, before set 1 -v e IA Y s,as ll:priv ate C arriage Road arid Public Foot Way, W m ,. e n?vv set out and appointed also as a public Brittle Aud a te th e do also give Notice, that the said Roads and Ways L ':. l down aria describectin a Map which we have ciuSecr i•ii c ci ` le _Do6ired. at the Office of-Messrs. Neel(' and hellVatigate, NortOik stret, Strand, ',porton, for nspec t(, all persons concerned : and we have appointed Wcr4ittelet P ersons House of Mr. • h dward Kelsey, oh Harrow. perso n x"i.,v,vednesoy th,z ; tliday of anuary next, When arY'• rt kv,, 14 / ulaY. object to the•settih,.; out of the 5 4 0.: Koixts 44 14 I , IIY attend and'st4te such übjetlion. Dated the .d ) ut .NOvetnUer, a a 10 N: CIII3I3ONS, • • '.k . DAV-IS, • Uli•N 1:11.1jAl . • . , - • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 23, 1808. CAPITAL PRIZES Shared in the last Eighteen Months, by HORNSBY, and Co. No. 26, Cumin'', and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. 10,294 - Zo,poo 3,536 ,C 2,000 1 9,;44 - 20,000 10,873 _ 1,060 2 , 2 79 lo t olo 12,244 . • 1,000, - 8 , 8 3 1 - - 4 cOOO 1,3;0 - coo 8,716 - . 5,000 N 0.44 coo 1 9,570 ••• 50" 10 ,337 17,127 -- - 4.000 To Clubs, Societies, and Individual Purchasers of Tickets and Shares, • , ORNSBY and Co. Cornhill, beg. leave to Oita out - the beneficial advantages attending- : Cite present 1.441er:‘,. winch begins Diawing on the 13th ot next Month. Tit; Scheme contains tour Prizes of 20,0001. besides Prizes of to,cool. pool. rood. cool. tool. 501. &c. &c. and only zo,ooo - Tickets. In addition to the Prizes, two extra chances of coo Tickets each are given by th e C ontra d or to the Pur chaser of a Ticket or Share, and are to be decided on the tat and ad days of Drawing. These extra chances are incalcula ble, am 4 are likely th produce an immense sum of money, which was not possible to have acquired in any former Lot tery. N.B. The tOOO Tickets are lodged in the Bart,k of Epgland, therefore it leaves only 1g,04,0 for Sale. Letters - e post-paid, duly answered. and Schern e S gr a ti s . Orders, by post or Carrier, executed on the sante Tcrins as ifiament. , , . EXTRA PRIZES. No. 4.,CORNHILL, and 4, CHARING-CROSS. -UPWARDS ..of i .tO,OOO Pounds-may be gained by the Purchase ot a Single Ticket at the-abuyetn. Of fices, remarkable for selling Capital Prizes. '. The Scheme of this Lottery far ex c e e d s atop-other, as the Lottery consists of only 20,000 Tfckeis, which the Con trador reduces to 19,c,00, by giving ONE THOUSAND TI CKETS, in Two extra - Prizes ' determinable on the First and Second Days of Drawing. The value of those Two Prizes it is impossible to calcu,late, as they may contain 4 - of - - ,C 20,000 2 - of - • 45,7)0? 2- of - 10,000 '6 ' - of • - &c. &c. E.Tc. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at preSent in great varipty, and the Sale undoubtedly far exc e eds any of l a t e years, which is to be attributed to thelioveity and Richness of t'l - *„Scl t eine. There. is great reason in advising an early Purchasi4, those who buy .before the Drawing bqins have an evident advantage.',, *** Persbus iu tire Country may be 'supplied the same as if present. by sending Banknotes, Post-Office Orders, or Cash (Carriage paid) to either 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where the last Prize of zsocr.l. sod the Two-last P rizes of 30,0001. ever drawn, Were all sold and shared, with Other numerous-Capitals, by T. BISH. POST HORSE DUTIE,I' T 110L1 !lOUS THE COURT of DIRECTORS (if the LTIVITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of E NCI, N I) Trad ing to ile EAS Y INDIES do hei - eby give Nalc::, That th.e Trqnsjer Roc.E.r of 11 . .%e. ;add Contp.g9.'s Stock will be s on Tifeid_qy the 29 : h inst..a: o'Cl:4k, aid cpeneu again on the 17th fantrut,;), o iled ib,a tl p Ul i icleu.l. 1-Kaira , ll4:. fl •-• tte . S.P.'ek due cAt the sth 3 6 .1,711. v i, next, will:be reayfr t.l be delivered eilvred.ly the . 9ri.: of the :awe I • iI7LL "4.11 R4.115-IY, Sec,erav: • • 4 i":2I.7XPENCILo 17,LS'r INDM HOU.Y . 1 17 v. to, i l BoB THE CO T of DIRECTORS of the UNTIE C:OMP4N q• ER(II4 I NTS cf ENCL4ND Dadiy, to the East Indies du here:Gy Thetra Quartet /j Gem.ral Court oi the raid Cqmparylvill be held at their Haute, in . Lettarenball.streeti on Wednesday, the 2ist December nexi, ; at .Eleven.o'C'lock in the Ectenoon, far the purpo:e of 4,.ciar4 go frcrn tilidtvfnruer \ la ft to C'hri stunts next. AY , Secretay. I BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR, TRANSTORT OFFICE•. Nov. 2.2, ISog„ , .. W""r.?4ts the Four Frinch Pri3.oners ofihtri named and deserihed at the Foot hereof, have absewided • :from Tiverton, in Devonshire, in wiclaaon of their la.ole 4 , ROM:Yr, the Commissioaers for Corteht fling his Majeq . y's Tr an s.. port Setvice; •£:l,-; do here& of,r a Reward of FI V E G U 1. ! 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T.he present EditiOn contains ani:ty import ant i Additions, and, innumerable Corredions. _Ail? Tn . By ADAM CI,AR Kt, L. I..)). F rinte4 ar;f.Jo:insoo, 7)., St. Pauli Chu - ten-yard ; Lack , and 'Co, Fiusbury square; and . Baynes, l'ateinotter-rcw, . . ..S . tamp-qfflee, London, Nov. li, 134, . . M OTICt is keret!! given, That . Ly virtue of an I,N 4E7 passed in the last Session of Parliament ; intituled " An AEI . for letting to farm the Duties on llorses hired by " the Mile or Stage, to. be used in travelling, .and my Horses " hired for a less period of rime - than twentjAiight Days, for " drawiog carriages used in travelling Post or otherwise, in " Gregt .14 . 1,tahr, and for better.:seetering the said Duties ;'' the Coninthsioners of Stamps, a'qy autbOriseel by the Lords Comm h ,siner4 of Ill s Majesty's Treasury, will put up the said Duties (which were granted by* the At of the fiorty.fourtb .Year of ills Majesty% Reign, c. 0. ), at the Stamp-Offiee , Sonarset.plad, on Friday the 16th of 1)4-ember next; beiween the flours of Ten and T.rov.,:.e hi the l'orenoon, to be lett to fq/ - 3/ at Yearly Rents,. for: ,tire Turin, of Zbree 'Years from the Ist Day of Febt nary nextinelo.4;e, in the several Diztrifis or Las fotlowl,V, Viz. Annual Rents at which ' ' 'IIISTRICTS , .' : . . they will be put up: j. :jorth Britd - - 4141,099 in . . ~ciofttiuinh.trland '2mi - the:land •71Vestirtria,od urb- - _ • ' - 4in ' - t0 . ,030 3. Yorkshirt ... • - - --. -": ' • - D 16,0ti0 4. 'L.aticashire - - - ? Citeshile li -_ s , erhysliire. _ . - - 17,000 Stadcirdsliire - - :s. Lincolnshire ~ . Nottinghashire • - - Leicestersii m ire _ - 1 ;,,,c,4 6. Northaniptonshire - - Rtulandsniie - - Warwickshire - , Oxfordshire - .. • . : 15,000 . 7. Wiltshire - . - Worcestershire 7- .. - ? 16,c-.7,0 ( •lotieesteisnire . - - 8. I`3 • M'olk _ _ - Suitblk. - .. - : , Essex - - - 16,000 Ciunt)ridgeshire - _ 9. Pedfordshi re • ^ - Butkingturtsb : .te - - ? ) SOOO • to. Huntitifirlanslute - - ki - ittottishire - - - S 12, ' "oa • xi . . Surrey . - - .. 1 4, 000 .tz. Middlesex, including London ilnd West_ 2.8,Qc0 etlinr - .. - J 3. Kent - - . Siis:ex . •• - * 4 - r - -. . 2-',OOO . _ 14. Hampshire - .. - , Ilt.rkhire - • _ - la '' 0 , 0 l'S . 7 V 0 ori‘h ire' - . , Drirsetsture 18,ono COMM' it I I , - - - .. ' Soniersctsiiire _ ... - 16; North Wales, viz. A n.tiesea • • - ) CarriarvonAhe .. - • peobighshire - —-•- • F.li:Mhire - - - } .75 0 0 Merionethshire and - .. Montgomeryshire,•with - - - j SARitshtfe . .. ..-,... .., . . 17; South Wales, viz. Brecknockshire ' ' - . - 1 Carmarthenshi re - S . Cardiganshire - - - I . - , G larnoransliirg - Radnorshire and - —.• . `‘,- seep Pembrokeshire. with - - H 1 , erefordshire and - - , , ~ Monmouthshire - - - J • Each Di.oria will be put up' at the sum 'above set opposite thereto, 'bete be uo Lidding, will be iradually abated down to a certain point, cr till a bidding shall he Made. The highest bidder will be declarad the Farmer,- and will 6e required to pay down immediate(y, he Rank Notes, one Eighth part of the 4fnisztal Rent as a deposit ; but if no sufficient bidding shall 6e made fir any Distria, it willGe withdrawn. And it is intended, that the shall not be put up in the prder abtrue staled, but in Other which the Commissioners of Stamps may think fit, and whicll•will not be declared before the time of kiting, Persons intending to bi•l for atiy of the said Duties, are to deliver in their Proposals, addressed to the Commissioner's, at the Stamp Office , Jonterset-place, at least :brie 1 : 41 . 1.1 previous to the said 16(6 of December next, signrd with their• Names, stating the plods .of their- abode, and .speci&ing the District or Distriels jar sthich they intendto bid, .otherwise their Proposals cannot he procecaled,itpon.. . •, • • - And no Persons licenced to lett Horses fx tb ptirpose of Ira vellitlb putt, nor anr cite JGr their. use, cane admitted to contra'7 for any ol the said Duties. TO INNK4EPERS AND OTHERS letting Horses to hire, as -well as to Persons intending to hid for any of the said Duties : Notice is also given, That by the above.ntentioned 441 of e last, Session, all Licences for letting Horses to hire, &ant ed,prevlougyto 14)r 3.141 of janttaty next, will expire on tha t day, and all Licence's to he granted after hat dqywill expire an the asst of January following the date !tofu . , ; bie.ifio- the C venience of the Persons concerned, and to give taint . pot obtaining Licences, all such as shall be granted between the 31st of yam'. Cry and the t6th of March in any year; 'told it.dated on the tst of ..Fe! , ruaty,and will trotee7 frant'that day. 'Toe •Ati also' contains divers new prcriihns• and tegtdations for- bctten securing the Duties,' and preventing 1 7 , audv; as well as for jaeilittaing the recovery of the Uutif r, and • the Pe , :dlties for cfl,:nces relating_ thereto', which will be fin t nd he:alit-ea! to the the; eq . ; • and innheep.rs atui othersbiting to hire trill Ge subjel? to Penalties if th,y veld.? to can/arm to such' Regulations. By Order of the Cornmi,si,ne; s of Sta mps, C. E. BERESFORD i Sec;